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Fig. 3. —Bar chart shows frequency of fracture level with regard to trauma mechanism. Patients with low-energy mechanism (fall from standing or seated height) were more likely to have sustained upper cervical spine fracture (p = 0.001). White bar = fall from standing or seated height (n = 67 injuries in 45 patients), black bar = high-energy injury (n = 158 injuries in 104 patients)





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